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Posted on: February 22, 2025
filia.chloe_8658
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 7 Avis: 1
Bon jeu à histoire
J'ai beaucoup aimé l'ambiance opressante et changeant avec les jeux de lumière. Bon jeu de plateforme pour les débutants.
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Posted on: April 3, 2025
abohl
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 1716 Avis: 44
Crazy dystopian game
As it is said in the title : a dystopian game about animal life. The game is very dark in its themes. It is a platformer game with minigames. It is worth playing but nightmarish as I haven't ever met in games and movies. Not for children.
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Posted on: April 19, 2025
iptgord
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 336 Avis: 14
Almost great game
Anti-climatic ending, and way too short. Other than that it's a very good game!
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Posted on: July 11, 2025
Ambush1337
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 35 Avis: 2
Piece of art
This game is like arthouse cinema — an auteur’s statement crafted to immerse rather than entertain. A rare diamond, finely cut.
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Posted on: July 26, 2025
recettear_32
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 28 Avis: 4
Whit...Light Is Life / Unsubtle Message
The game is artistically impressive. I appreciate the intriguing blend of a 1950's vision of the future, looney tunes inspired anthropomorphized animals and aesthetics. The camera work is dynamic and exciting, giving the game a cinematic feel. The sound design is suitably heavy, industrial and brutal which is what one would expect from a dystopian game. The main issue with the game is that its fundamental message is not subtle and makes the worldview of the designers unmistakeable. "All Animals Are Equal", this is what modern society supposedly tells the population. But, in the designer's view of the world, all Ravens (a classic allegorical animal for black people) are brutally mistreated. The cute little furry creatures could be representative of any minority, but they are in solidarity with the ravens. The pigs (a classic allegory for white police and capitalists) are obsessed with light or racial purity. The wolves are at the top of the corporate ladder, controlling everyone. The game is art, and art is subjective, but the creators make their worldview clear at the beginning of the game when they say it deals with "racism". It certainly does that, but in a reductionist manner, where all pigs (white people) are irredeemable, consumption and purity obsessed zealots, the wolves (white corporate elites) profit off the blind obedience of the pigs and delight in the torment of the ravens (black people). There is no balanced view : it is pigs / wolves (white people) bad, and ravens / furry creatures (black people, minorities) good. Please note, I gave the game 3 stars, in recognition of its artistic merits. But, the game indisputably is designed to make a statement, and, as a player, I say the message is not representative of modern western society. Racism has definitely existed in America, but in now way was it ever as simple as all blacks "oppressed" by all whites. Such a worldview is untrue, and doesn't advance mutual understanding or appreciation
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